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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20
The Need of True Sociability.

All nature and the whole history Of the
worlds civilization proclaim the important
fact that man was made for a social be
ing; and vet, measuring the tendency Of the
average American citizen to cultivate true
sociabllity, We fiud him, not unfrequently as
prone to the opposite course as the sparks
to fly upward. Now, this tendency is
all wrong. Man was never made to toll
and struggle merely for the agsrandizement
of his own selfish aims and purposes. He
was hever made to narrow his mind, injure
his moral and social vision, circumscrlbe his
capacity for good and his powers and in
huence for usefulness by shutting himself
up within the prison walls of his own little
estate or business.
In order to expand his intellect, broaden
his ideas, cultivate his moral nature and
thereby make himself useful and happy
citizen, he must mlngle with his fellow be-
ings, come in contact with the opinions
and characters, the hopes and aspirations,
the joys and successes, the SORROWS and
reverses of others.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20
The Babies Christmas Presents,

4 Lewiston man has two young children,
a boy OF and "a girl OF 4, who had few
coppers in a little tin bank. last Christmas
1me. and we're all alive with a wish to get
Christmas surprise for their mother, They.
deliberated for daNS, before they could de
eide the problem, but one afternoon they
shook six cents out Of their bank and start
ed down town. with no end Of my stery on
their faces. They came home with square
pasteboard box in which something rattIed.
Oh, how they enjoyed their secret. Their
mother could not guess what the box con-
tanned. They gleetu.ly told herltwaS some
thing she liked. \ week passed before
Christina. came. The babies could hardly
contain themselves Time proved that their
Chrlstmas box could NOT contain itself BE
fore the great day had come their mother
noticed that they frequently ran TO the box.
She also noticed peanut shells scattered
around. Ga Christmas morning the chll-
dren broAgnt the box to her With a look nt
disappointment and Just seven peanutS-ail
that remained Of the quars which they pad
purchased.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

Capt. Daniel Sullivan.

HAiif' H"'"'"H Na' 'i' '''''" r." 80
I'in Aha M'It'N N--.tN''' eng was "'in
"' hrF"'ek. VIA 'r' 'h H'''' I'"0- H. Wa
'iga-ta t'ie }" agricultural 'l',H'> III hi>
cary lie, as h'N 'ahe iI'Gi'1'h occurs
There .n TIE lt'' '.> "i htf" T. aN ""hhG
AND Transferring |hHc>. lie VA married ''
'l' hfN' "i'r. Ahne ft1.. l"fN' Na.1t'
Mafeh ~ Los. o\ 'i'r lev. >hnue' L'hh-
'er, 'A ~ ~ d" a'a one ''-d Annt fadi
9'.l-N"i' DON I'''. ~ ''". ii'> N''e "''"
500" A'jeT' an! l!''i'.N Ms '"'i4' a. 10
urine! RECORD : D. "''o "' "ei-
!" l'o4 'N' ''''i'"l '''l'f"' y
H"''aehu't''' A''i''" 20 - W" h'@" %
l"Ik' ana ass CARS me township lhFh
'''''' "" b''''''' N'-''" was ''''' '''' III
''-' '"e"'P"'''f1 '"'o 'he present 'o"i ''
Null''4h. y Year "T '"o a''ei 'he gram OF
ihe (""h'hlP 7" ba'Id Dean "hH o'htf''
company wa mace ny % p'i'''' 'he'e '''''-
Pri>lhG many 'AhAhfaii- "l l"IN' Name
among "h"m were simpsons hi'-""h' SUI
ANhn. Bean. ffeh.~>. GoiG"n. B.aI'ceil'
J"hn>""N- N'lG ana H"mni. H-. Ihr\ cane
40 l4o2. possibly a Year lA'rr. ne pfIH-
f'phl "iJtd q 'hrf emiSfa'i'n 'ht!r' vas
I" 20 l"lo thr lumber uaae. "Alch 'h'H car
ned o" unli' the breaking cut "f me hr>oiu-
il"nary war, winch 10 mra>ntr hroke up
Their trace, and portion OF them retained
70 York A. tHeN had done 'u' ''t'ie 70
wares agricultural pursuits lHeif means q
subsistence was n measure cu' on 'ohh
hran' l'a"lei HuI'4\a an ''Stph nf'S1o" r'4-
ward HaWm'rd ana one oi 'he IRENE
hf0'herN settled On what + no" ca"'u au,
seq ''i'' ''''' Wy al i''''''''e'' i'a''i''
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Gllslrorth Ameriean.
J. c. Chilcott, Editor.

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New England,
MY country. Ii, of thee =


God bless New England, So have sung
\ II noble harl> who speak her praise;
And in my heart the echo ruug,
God bless New England all her days.
But till left her quiet scenes
And el>ew here sought Il home 10 rear.
| knew not what that sentence nieau>.
God bless New England. ever dear.
God bless New England, brave and free
Are they who till her rugged soil
Labor for them has dignity.
And heaven repay> their hardy toll.
| love the grave simplicity
And sfaid demcanor Of her sire>:
New England i the land for me.
Whose name TO generous deeds inspires.
God bless New England, ever famed
For Just regard 10 public good.
And equal laws to virtue framed,
For enterprise and hardihood,
For science. pieiy and zeal
In freedoms holy cause. and love
or home. none but the free can feel
New England homes, all homes above.
God bless New England. every Hill
And vale j. sacred unto me;
| love her snow -clad forests still.
And her loud ocean min>trel>y.
God bless New England, Ills my prayer
Breathed from my iumo~t soul on high;
With love unchanged her fate III share,
Here would live and here I'd die.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20
LitteIl's Living Age.

The number of The iir,a3 ige for Jbo week
ending january >lh an5 18th cu.,lin. pcmn-ias
>ur,i ival-, Coutrmp,rue Review Nauey pra
man. Macmillan; Fred. Archer Time: Tho Boz
of Barausaroo. Temple Bar Iiteal tur scottish
universities, National Review. Loyalty of the iu.
dian Nohammc,i,u~ Nineteenth Crutur Mai
ame Gconrin, Temple Bar. pantr,-pcau Plump.
tres Tran-lation Contemporary Marie Antoin.
ette at Trianon,l;cuticman Magazine Just Before
Winter, Chambers journal. The lIunor- of ork.
~pertato . the Pali-Sy OF Gallo, Printing Nature.
sea Phrases c. contemporary, Unstable a. Water, t
Temple Bar, History in Punch, part H.. Fort
nightly Review; Extracts from the Diary of
Young La,ty, ArGosy. Canon King -lry a. 4 \atHr-
alet an country Clergy man. National Review
Life in the Acghany Mountains, Macmillan The
Modern English Post Office, Time. The Late
Masterof Trinity, Temple Bar, Nauolcou in Tor
Bay, Chambers Journal; ppme-iay, y. James,
Gazette; together with choice poetry AMI m.c,l
Eany.
\ new volume began January Is. For fifty two
numbers of sixty four large pages each or mere
than $500 pages year the subscription price So
is low; while for elo.5 the publishers ofrr to- send
any one of the American Si."1 monthl'es or week
lies with The LiriDg 1ge for year. both postpaid.
I.irten Co Boston, the publishers.
The February nLmber Of .rc,7bper's Hag-
"eiae, of which I25.oo0 copies have been or
dered as first edition, will contain q most in
teresting article, by Mr. John c. Ropes, npon
the "Likene>scs Of Julius Cesar with Is por-
traits one of which. engraved by Mr.. W. B.
Closson, will be the fronti>pirce Of the number.
A new story is begun in the same number, by
Mr. r. j. Stimson (J : Of Dalel. entitled
"The Rrsidusry Lcgatee." The second INSTALL
meut of ex-Mnister Washburne'S "Rcminis-
cences OF the Siege and Commune of Paris i
of the greatest interest, describing a it does
the most interesting phases of the Siege
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

a Bridgeport undertaken was sent for the
other day, and on arriving at the house de
sgnaied was met at the door BY a woman
who holding up both hands, exclaimed in a
warning whisper Hush. Go awny She
amt dead yet" The invalid had been sup
posed to be owing, ard so the undertsker
was summoned, but she was slow about it,
hence his reception. 1t should be said, 10
make good story, that the sick woman
got we'll, but she didn't. She died, and the
undertaken got his job.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

An UNSAFE HncHING PosT.-A Rock
land truckman hitched his horse to bag
gage car standing on the side track, while
he loaded his jigger with heading. An en-
gine hitched on to the car and started off up
the track. The man came along with an
armfnl Of heading to put on his jigger. He
got there just in time to see his turnout
striking up the track as if the baggage car
was loaded with oats. The teamster by
some record-breaking running reached the
involuntary runaway in time to sever the
connection and save the neck of his steed.
He says the next time he bitches his horse
to a car. he'll bitch the car too.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

naval and land forces suffered defeat. After
they gave up the attack on Bsgaduce, be re-
turned to New Bristol and kept up the or
ganiza,ion of his company for the defence
Of the place, calling his men out whenever
occasion required; until tie oath Of Feb
ruarv. 17Sl, when the British who still
held possession of Bagaduce, sent the sloop
of war Allegiance, under command Of Capt.
Mowatt. who came into Frenchman's Bay in
ihe afternoon, and sent force Of men ashore
at Duck Brook, between Bar Hafbor ard
Hull Cove tnow Eden, Me), and took
Capt. Ezra Young prisoner, who wa, also in
command of a militia company. hey then
went across the ha, to Point HaIbor, Wau-
keag Point or near there, and landed near
midnight, took Capt. Sullivan from his bed,
burned hl> house and also that of his father
IN law. Mi Bean. and carried Capt. SuiiI-
van off prisoner. His wife and five young
children iook shelter in f,n house. They
saved only two beds from their burning
house and were left .ultely destitute Of
everything.
Capt. sullivan was carried o Bagaduce
and Was offered parole. if he would take
the oath Of allegiance to the British Gov
erumtnr. but this he refused to do. They
th, n sent him to Halifax. afterwards 70 New
York. where be was incafcerated IN the Jer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20
my Sweetheart"

Is the title of very pretty schottische for the
piano, by Coote, t35 centsl; and we notice among
the other choice new !peces of music issued this
month, the following "Etta Gavotte, - II guitar
piece, by Foster, (25 cents Souvenir tiu Carni-
val de Nice" piano piece of much brilliancy, by
Perera, (35 centsJ and a Grade Song by
Heuser, very pretty, (i5 cents These new anl
carefully selected pieces. will he sent by mail 10
any address, receipt OF the price, by q. Ditson
4 Co. Boston, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20
Jan. 8.
If the Sufferers from Consumption,
SPRAY.

Scrofua, and General Debility, will try ScOtts
pophosphites, they will find immediate relief
and q permanent benefit. DR.. II. V. Mott,
Brentwood, CAL, writes II have used Scott's
Emulsion with great advantage in cases of
Phthisc, Scrofula and Wasting Diseases gen
orally. 1t is very palatable.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

He HAD TRIED THE PIEs-Mr. Glad
stones birthday gifts included among other
things, red kerchief for his neck, at least
dozen bottles Of his favorite jam, one NUT
ton and three mince pies and box of pills,
The last named from the husband of the
woman who forwarded the mutton pie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20
CONSUMPTION,

which IS Scrofulou~ Disease of the
Lungs, j. promptly and certainly arrested
Bnt cured ny Tins God-rIvcu remedy. IL taken
h.for III" last stages of tn" disease reached
Prom - wonderful power over this terribly
fatal disease. when firSt Offering this now eel
'hruf"1 remedy ." tho public, lT. FIrKCE
thought seriously rf calling j. hls "t on
sumption Gurc,r hut abandoned that name
q tnn limited for "A medicine which. fr.us its
wonderful combination ~ tonic. nr etr,.l- Efhcn-
ing. alternative. cir h,uoi- lyaU-n-. autl-tliious,
IsrtaI.l. and uufrlitc ruIt TtI'> l. 4lIaisd.
no, auiv - a remedy :nr consumption OF the
lungs Lt-t tuE all
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

Six of the A. class in the Grammar
school, with their teacher and few friends,
who are interested in the Young, met at the
house of Mr.. Treworgy and established a
reading society, under the name Of 1.-The
Young Peoples Reading Club"
Lost Oh Jan. s, small ear jewel contain
ing in the center small garnet The fnd-
er will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at the AMERICAN Office
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 ID
/ concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself, the trust OF an Ad
ministratrix of the estate of Hamilton Joy, late of
Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock, deceased
by giving bond as the law directs, she therefore
requests all persons who indebted TO the said
deceaseds estate, to make immediate payment
and those who have any deinaH there
on TO exhibit the same for payment
CAROLINE NJ. JOY.
January l2, 1887 3wS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

9TH. Tbe impressive installation services
we're rendered still more enjoyable by the
choice selection of music by choir Of sing
ers of marked ability, Miss Jennie Lurvey
presiding at the organ with pleasing skill.
While the large and attentive audience were
comfortably settling themselves anew. IN ex-
pectarion Of listening to eloquent speeches, a
vote of thanks was passed in favor OF the
choir and s,raightway herald proclaimed
supper. and the assembly adjourned speech
less to the hall below, where a dozen tables
had been 'emptingly spread by the Ladies'
Benevolent Society. The announcement Of
supper at o'clock a little premature, as
the cooking committee had previously been
Informed that the Lodge would be in session
until D. m. and had therefore timed the
clam stew and coffee IN accordance with that
notice, still the ladies IN charge were equal
to any emergency. 80, IN an incredibly short
space Of time, the hungry delegation were
served with a most appetzing clam stew
"''' "''''.'"' '0"''' -
beans and brown bread, cold meats and pies
n things, inclAdIng oil varieties Of cake.
After the cravings Of nature had been am
the neglected speeches, and the Rev. \.
Rtdion seemed to be the only available ora
,o ,,a.n, 10 d.c,v.d from, b;s half.
g., IA simmer and .scor,.d n tbs coppcil-
. ,,L. INSTRUMENTATION remarks fJ.
la L.. ,ra;, ~ rr.l,d, fro,, ,ba oryan
49,. s:,.a h,l.4 ,ha b,nr, ho,rs a,oy
To N. ,h.. monagsmen, Of Mrs Redlon
.,..,a.,,, -, ,ha .oo;a,y .bosa wise t,c,
..d .l,r u snoo,hl, d,,.c,sa .II,he arranp /.
.x..ua,,, sumner nro,;,iad ,ha
,l.,.an, s,rc..s ce,h. aF,r !. manly dp.
.t o,,d ,,ro,;le,, ror.,bouob,
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,ar,. IL ;.,,r,. ~. f.s.rxin,, of mpcb
cr.d, H.. co,rn,,r.. .spsciorI, d.s,r. II ex-
,ord h.,r,, thanks ,o II, and Nr. ] \.
r.,,, ,t.,r f....l, ,,,,-,,, aud ,.,l,,il.
services throughout the day and evening Nj.
Freeman :, skiliul ald IN clrvne was eiadlN
accepted, though hr hnd the hAfdIhuod \"
remark that "di>renslnF tongue to TIC "a
dies was iik" bringing Goals to Newcastle.
]. II. GpleN, a. chief of stan, gave uni'er-
sal satisfaction for the prompt manner m
which hr and h.N faithful Dan executed Il!
orders. The timely aid rendered " !. r.
Ross, a. ticket agent, Should have entitled
him to a better fate Than 10 oe sent home
supperesN, but tor'unate!!. bowl Of stew
al the minister at hali-pa>t ten. turned hun
un hl, way rejoicing that he
had so narrowly escaped -tef'aiion.
lhr circ.r members unite 10 thanking ail
persons who % literally conlHhu'cd i"oa
tor the occasion. Receipts OF the evening,
clear Of all expenses. were 80 90. winch
sun lquldrir~ me last ln,tai.mtnt due On
thr church furnace.
n, S,,.,,ta, ,,..r,,,,. H., w ,,,,- c,.r-
,,.rond.n, m making friend, call a, the
hon,,. Of Rev. \ K.dlsn. n.unuIrrlngl, n.aved
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20
HI. b. Mason e Co.
lyri3l>tp
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS Charie- ". BRYANT, Of Deer Isle,
w county of Hancock and state of Maine. by
his mortgage deed dated the twenty seventh day
OF March, 4. u I~4 and recorded in the Re Is
try Of Deeds for saIi county of Hancock. IN Book
~ PSgt 4Sl conveyed 10 liz the undersigned the
following described real estate, situated IL said
Deer Isle, 10 wit Commencing at a point thirty
tpo and one half rods south =. East from the
highway, thence running south 80 West about
ore hundred and NINETY three rods to the shore;
thence s0uiherly by the to land Of jasper :.
Eaton thence by land OF said Eaton North % East
thirty four rods thence south % East Thirty rods
10 land Of Thomas saunders; thence North 90
raSt bv said land hundred and thirteen rods 10
land late Of Nathan Eaton thence North l1i4 West
bv said land thirty four rOd- to point begun at,
containing 40 acres more or less, being portion
Of the land teede,! 10 said Charles W Bryant by
decI Of kbeH r. Haskell, dated Aug 9, ls>2, re-
corded in book ~ page 1856 and by deed of Eben
j. Eaton dated Aug 8, lee2, recorded ~, "a re
serving and excepting all minerals and mineral
rights upon said premises and also reserying and
excepting the wood upon the easterly half Of said
premises but not reserving or excepting the wood
on the westerly half and whereas the condition Of
therefore by reason of the said breach Of the
ditiOn thereof, claim foreclosure Of said mort
gage - 49,
CHARLES W. GOULD,
MOSES NJ. HASTINGS.
GOULD & HASTINGS,
Bv Charles W Gould and VI. NJ. Hastings.
Dated this 18th day OF January A. D., lss1.
3w2
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pages, Coughs and Horse All. Will expel
Bots and Intestinal Worms. Two pound
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20


Miss Alice Turner,called home BY the sick
ness and death of her father, returned to her
position in Boston last week
Mrs. u. F. Perry left town few days
>iucr, for short sta. il Boston, where she
meets her son Capt. Clarence Perry. after
which she goe. to Mobile, to pass the re-
mander Of the winter with her brother, VIII
liam ingalls,. formerly Of this place.
Capt. Geo. Franklin arrived from Chicago
few days since, and will spend few weeks
here with his mother, then make short
stay in Boston, and back 10 Chicago again
for years business there.
Latest adsices from George e. Emery re-
port him at X ansas City, well and hearty
Jan 8. ROVER
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon himself the trust OF
an Administrator OF the estate OF Doty
Little late of Castine, in the
county of Hancock, deceased, by giving bond as
the law directs; he therefore requests al persons
who are indebted to the said deceased's estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon 20 exhibit the same for pay
ment. - -
JOSEPH T. LITTLE.
January !, 1857. 3wl
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FOR sALE!

The schooner Samuel Ober of PrOvincetown,
"a 2S-1O0 tons burden; well found in sails and
rigging: recaulked last year: always been 1sh-
ing and kept in good repHir: sold because OF
failure Of the fishing business. For further
particulars inquire of f. \. PAINE.
2mIs PrOvincetown, Mass
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